An Epithalamium. Longworth -- Roosevelt, February 17th, 1906

Series: Misrepresentative Women

Harry Graham

The poem celebrates the union of a bride and groom, symbolizing their marriage as a significant event for the West. It highlights the joy and approval of the populace and the President, emphasizing national pride with imagery of waving banners. The couple, having endured public scrutiny, finally enjoys privacy and the freedom from media attention. They receive numerous congratulatory messages and gifts from global leaders, showcasing their elevated status. The bride, once a subject of public fascination, can now return to a normal life, free from the pressures of... AI Generated Content

~1906 CE

Available in: English